Chapter 2503: Demon n 35
Editor: Henyee Trantions
The atmosphere among the members of the Demon n was jubnt.
Gu Chaoyan chose to depart abruptly.
It was exasperating.
No one granted her the opportunity to make a hasty escape.
She yearned to distance herself from the Demon n and its people.
Yet, the Demon n members perceived her departure as a routine urrence, in line with the n Leader’s customary behavior.
Frustration overwhelmed Gu Chaoyan to the point where she contemted leaping from the n Leader’s quarters.
Meanwhile, the Dragonman, having failed in his escape attempt, remained remarkablyposed.
“Leave it to fate. We’ll deal with the situation as ites,” the Dragonman advised, adopting a philosophical tone, acknowledging the futility of escape.
The method to breach the Demon n’s defenses remained elusive.
Escape seemed improbable and risked raising suspicions.
Perhaps it was better to abandon the endeavor altogether.
“Even if you can’t revive the Demon n’s ancient city, they won’t take drastic measures. Denying your identity is imusible. They might only harbor suspicions. im that you sumbed to Energy Deviation, leaving you devoid of cultivation. Without power, reviving the ancient city is beyond your capability.”
“Even in the worst-case scenario, they won’t harm you. With your resemnce to the Demon n’s n Leader, they wouldn’t dare take extreme actions.”
Attempting to console her, the Dragonman met Gu Chaoyan’s gaze.
She was aware of his ipetence.
Prepared for the worst, she decided not to open the door for anyone on that day. ming her bad mood, she refused to show any courtesy.
It wasn’t until the following day…
Reluctantly, she emerged with a sullen expression.
Throughout this period, Gu Chaoyan appeared visibly distressed.
The imminent revtion of her true identity loomed over her, making everything incredibly awkward.
The Dao Child of the Demon n attempted to engage her in light-hearted conversation, hoping to alleviate her stress and bring a smile to her face.
However, Gu Chaoyan remained stoic, refusing to acknowledge the efforts of the Demon n’s Dao Child.
It wasn’t until they were on the verge of reaching the ancient city of the Demon n that she disyed any reaction.
The ancient city of the Demon n differed significantly from the Demon n City.
Magnificent and adorned with floating castles supported by ck clouds, the ancient city exuded an otherworldly aura.
The current obscurity in the Demon n’s ancient city suggested that it had yet to fully recover.
Moreover, the ancient city boasted the formidable Demon n Wall.
Gu Chaoyan found herself uncertain of whether she could gain entry, let alone predict the consequences if she seeded.
She harbored no desire to go at all.
Diverging from the enthusiastic anticipation of others, who eagerly awaited the unfolding events, Gu Chaoyan maintained ack of enthusiasm.
“What if I cannot revive the ancient city of the Demon n? What will you do?” Gu Chaoyan inquired deliberately, seemingly providing herself with an exit strategy.
“n Leader, it has been a thousand years, and some things are subject to change.
idents can happen. Don’t burden yourself with pressure. Let’s attempt it first. If it doesn’t work, we can discuss itter,” reassured the Dao Child of the Demon n, attempting tofort her.
A sigh of relief escaped Gu Chaoyan’s lips.
Fortunately, the timing was not set in stone.
As Gu Chaoyan and the others neared the ancient city of the Demon n, a palpable seriousness gripped their expressions.
They gradually passed through the formidable Demon n Wall, entering the deste ancient city.
However, the arrival of Gu Chaoyan and herpanions failed to inject vitality into the defeated ancient city of the Demon n.
Seeking answers, Gu Chaoyan turned to observe the expressions of the Dao Child of the Demon n and the First Elder. The unchanged state of the ancient city raised doubts in her mind. Had she failed, and was she no longer recognized as the n Leader of the Demon n?